> Isn't that sort of like complaining that you can't use an Bing unless you "switch to an custom [search engine]"? No. > Does Google do anything to block you

> Isn't that sort of like complaining that you can't use an Bing unless you "switch to an custom [search engine]"? No. > Does Google do anything to block you from switching to a different launcher? Yes. What you are effectively claiming is that integrating solutions to dominant products which do not otherwise need to be integrated for the product to function, is fine and does not constitute abuse of monopoly, because there are (non-straightforward) ways to work around those. Which did not work too well for microsoft windows and internet explorer mandatory integration back in the day, and there's no reason it should work well with Google-branded phones and google search today.